The Chinese Lady holds up an unflinching mirror – and dares us to look past it
Review of Lloyd Suh’s award-winning THE CHINESE LADY
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“A Number” marks an unsettling and auspicious debut for That Theatre Company
Review: “That Theatre Company’s debut show, Caryl Churchill’s ‘A Number’ is just an hour long: slender-seeming, but packed with steely substance.”
Pamela Mala Sinha centres Bengali immigrants and created family in Necessary Angel’s “New”
Interview with Pamela Mala Sinha about NEW, about a community of three Bengali couples living in 1970s Winnipeg
Soulpepper’s ‘The Seagull’ takes flight in a post-modern blend of magic and absurdity
“The Seagull is a play filled with drama, humour, and more tangled and inescapable relationship issues than a reality TV show.” Review of ‘The Seagull’ on stage at Soulpepper
Talented cast shines in Alumnae Theatre’s “String of Pearls”
“The ensemble…glides seamlessly from role to role, and each gets their chance in the spotlight.” Review of “String of Pearls” at Alumnae Theatre
Friendship and Fluorescence: David di Giovanni and Amanda Cordner discuss their electric new show at Buddies in Bad Times
Interview with co-creators and friends, David di Giovanni and Amanda Cordner about “Body So Flourescent”
Joelle Peters’ Niizh is a brand-new coming-of-age love story that honours Indigenous Identity
Interview with Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) award-winning playwright and actor Joelle Peters about her world-premiere play NIIZH
Stage Centre Productions’ CAMILLE takes on the man’s world of 19th-century Paris
“With a stellar design team and talented cast, director O’Neal has developed a thought-provoking production…” Review of Neil Bartlett’s CAMILLE
Mime and “Metamorphoses 2023”: Director Michele Smith breaks down Theatre Smith-Gilmour’s bold new Ovid adaptation
“For Theatre Smith-Gilmour, Metamorphoses is our return to the source. We’re creating our own contemporary theatre of illusion and magic…” Interview with Michele Smith, METAMORPHOSES 2023
Ellora Patnaik: The multifaceted artist and animal rights advocate takes the Shaw Festival stage in Why Not Theatre’s Mahabharata
“The production will be ‘visually stunning and a delight to the ear’.” Ellora Patnaik on Why Not Theatre’s MAHABHARATA